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I have tasks that I would like to automate in windows. &nbsp;For example in the in the morning I would like to have a website up and running and logged into waiting for me. Seems what I have found in WIndows XP and Windows 7 will merely start a program at a giving time. &nbsp;As far as reaching into that program and doing certain things at certain times I dont see that it can. &nbsp;Or am I wrong??<br />
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Anyone know of an application that will do that?? &nbsp;Or will WIndows do that and I am just not seeing it.<br />
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Thank You <br />
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I have tasks that I would like to automate in windows.  For example in the in the morning I would like to have a website up and running and logged into waiting for me. Seems what I have found in WIndows XP and Windows 7 will merely start a program at a giving time.  As far as reaching into that program and doing certain things at certain times I dont see that it can.  Or am I wrong??

Anyone know of an application that will do that??  Or will WIndows do that and I am just not seeing it.

Thank You 
D

Windows Automation

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Windows XP

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